Chemicals
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Chemicals
Select the separation method from the feed and operating conditions.
For paints, pigments, resins and other chemical materials, selection depends on the liquid properties and target particle fraction as well as throughput. Consider solid–liquid separation, classification or liquid–liquid separation.
Typical materials and applications
Paints and pigments
Particle-size classification of paints, pigments and inks
Chemicals and materials
Solvents, resin materials and fine chemicals
Powders and industrial materials
Metal powders, glass, papermaking and electronic materials
Points to consider
Capacity and operating pattern
Review the required throughput and continuous-operation needs.
Separation objective
Consider particle classification, liquid–liquid separation or light liquid / heavy liquid / solids separation.
Corrosive or flammable feeds
Review composition, temperature and installation environment to select materials and the required safety specification.
Tell us about your process
Provide as much as you know. You do not need to have selected a model before contacting us.
- Feed information
- Composition, concentration, temperature, corrosivity and flammability.
- Separation duty
- Solid–liquid, classification, liquid–liquid or three-phase separation.
- Material properties
- Particle size, density difference, viscosity and solids concentration.
- Equipment conditions
- Throughput, operating hours, environment, materials and containment.
If samples cannot leave your site, ask about demo rental. Availability and arrangements will be checked for the location and material.